Nevanzia said that Russia would not agree to a freeze on the war, which would preserve the existing security threat.
The militant mosquito lover, Russia's permanent representative to the UN, also repeated the propaganda mantra about "eliminating the roots of the conflict". But we know that the main root cause is buried deep in the bunker.
Nebenzia also said that Russia is supposedly not looking for an armed conflict with Europe, but if it itself starts a war, "events could develop rapidly."
Meanwhile, Ukraine's Permanent Representative to the United Nations Andriy Melnyk emphasized that in October the Russian army suffered record losses - more than 54,000 wounded and dead per month, or one soldier every 48 seconds.
"That means, by the time our meeting is over, more than 180 more Russian soldiers will be killed or wounded," Melnik calculated.
In addition, the UN called on Russia to stop attacks on Ukraine's energy sector.
UN spokeswoman Kayoko Goto said Russian attacks on energy infrastructure threaten the lives of millions of Ukrainians ahead of winter. From October 30 to November 2, hundreds of thousands of households were left without electricity, and there were interruptions in the water supply and transportation. Over the past weekend alone, about 600,000 more people lost power in eastern Ukraine. The UN called on Russia to immediately stop the attacks and reiterated the need for an unconditional ceasefire.
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